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What is an equation that is less steep than y=1/2-5?

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Answer:


y = (1)/(5) x + 10

Explanation:

The steepness refers to great or small the slope is irrespective of the sign.

The given line is


y = (1)/(2)x - 5

To find the steepness you must solve for the absolute value of the slope.


|m| = | (1)/(2) | = (1)/(2) = 0.5

Therefore any line with the absolute value of slope less than 0.5 has is less steep.

An example is


y = (1)/(5)x + 10

The steepness is


| (1)/(5) | = 0.2

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